Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-30

Tie hot weather still continues.
7, F. Besle has gone to Washoe.

Randall's stallion is improving slowly.
Ask Julie Dreyfus if he has fed his canary
this morning.
The Woodwork mill has closed down for
lack Of water.
The water in the river is growing beauti.
fully less every day.
1t is reported that the Oest mine in Silver
City will soon start up again.
Tom Bradley, the veteran prospector was
In town the FIRST Of this week.
Miss Alice Schooley, Of Genoa is paying
her father visit at this place.
Harry Castleton is in town. He will leave
for Pine Grove in day or two.
Mrs. George auckland re turned from her
Sweetwater camping trip this week.
H. w. Ely has gone to Denver on bust
ness connected with the Buckeye mine, Como.
The south bound train was about two
hours late Thursday, owing to delay on the
C.P.
W. w. Byron went out to the Ida mine in
Garfield yesterday, and will be gone four or
Ave days.
c. H. S'egman, Of Washoe, brother in law
Of J. F. Beale, is in town, maybe with view
Of staying
M. A. Murphy was a passenger on last
Wedne sday's train bound for Mason Valley
on legal business.
Tom Calvert is making some much needed
repairs on the toll-road between Empire and
the Mound House.
1t is reported that a marriage will soon
take place in town between prominent sa.
loon man, and grass widow.
C. n. E. Hardin returned to his ranch in
Mason Valley last Wednesday after visit
of several weeks in California.
About sixty men are new at work at the
Eureka mill. The water is getting low but
there is no talk Of shut ting down yet.
J. D. Pollard and wife, of Rene. were
visiting their daughter and son.in law, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Bonham, last Sunday.
The Amateurs of Carson will probably
| play the Chloriders, of Esmeralda county,
game OF ball some time next month.
A peculiarly of Hoods Sarsaparlla is
that while it puri6es the blood, it imparts
new vigor to every function Of the body.
The infant Child OF Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Quill. Of Eldorado Canyon, died suddenly
last Wednesday and was buried Thursday.
Constable Daily. of Greenfield, drove
into Dayton last Sunday so as to be in time
to take his best girl to the circus at Carson
Monday.
Mrs. H. w. Higgins, Of Reno. and Mrs.
| J. F. Davis, OF the Mound House, were
visiting Mrs. Wallace Coffin Of this place
last Monday.
| The entertainment and dance given at
Odeon Hall las, Friday night netted the
young ladies about sal, which they donated
to the minister.
The premium list Of the State Fair is now
in the hands Of Secretary Sloddard for dis.
trbution. Every farmer and stockman in the
State should write for one.
Al. Cummings came in from Pizen last
week to take in the dance Friday night for
the benefit Of the preacher. and also 10 go to
the circus at Carson Monday.
A carload Of rock from the Ida mine, in
Garfield. was worked at the Briggs mill, Just
below Silver City, this week, and the ore
averaged over $500 per ton.
There has been change of business in the
store Of J. F. Beale. Fletcher has sold his
entire stock to his brother Wesley, W no will
continue the business for the present.
Sam Fogg. the Yank. carpenter Of Pizen
Switch, was in town last Sunday enquiring
about getting a contract to build several
more bridges across the Walker River.
A run Of tailincs from roasted ores made
at the Douglass mill under the Rae Electric
System, shows gain Of quicksilver instead
OF loss. as heretofore. by the old method.
1t is strange tina, steam printing press.
feeders get way cut Of their line to a place
like Dayton to look for job Of work. Bet
ter 60 to Mason Valley and get job press
ing hay.
The sagehen law will be out to. morrow,
and several parties left yesterday for the
Como and Pinenut hills to hunt these birds.
the young Of which are very fine eating at
this season.
Geo. E. Jaqua, was taken suddenly very
sick last Tuesday night. DR.. Hazlett was
summoned and under his treatment Mr.. Jaqua
is improving and will soon be able to 60
about his usual business.
A big coyote comes into town every few
nights and enjoys a square meal from
Treasurer Huntoon's chickens. Julie has
borrowed cannsn and is now sitting up
nights to get shot at the beast.
The August Overland will contain the
opening chapters Of a novelette, by r. B.
Townshend. "The Aeequia Madre OF SAINT
iago," tale of the Pueblo Indians Of New
Mexico. 1t is an old.fashioned love story
in those navel and picturesque surroundings.
The chief characters are two young Pueblo
Indians struggling against adverse fate and
stern parents